Dynamically displaying current status of tasks
OwnerKenneth H. Abbott III, Dan Newell +1inventors
InventorsKenneth H. Abbott III, Dan Newell, James O. Robarts
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OwnerKenneth H. Abbott III, Dan Newell +1inventors
InventorsKenneth H. Abbott III, Dan Newell, James O. Robarts
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The current status of a list of tasks to be performed is dynamically displayed. The tasks may be performed by a user (e.g., data entered by the user, words spoken by the user, actions taken by the user, and so forth) or alternatively by a computer (e.g., the steps it follows in carrying out a programmed task). At least a portion of the list is displayed at any given time along with an indication of which task is the next task to be performed. As the tasks are completed, the current status of the progression through the items on the list is dynamically updated so as to readily inform the user (or someone else) as to what the current task is that needs to be performed, as well as what tasks have already been performed and/or what tasks remain to be performed.
One or more computer-readable media storing a computer program that, when executed by one or more processors, causes the one or more processors to:
A method comprising:
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A graphical user interface comprising:
A system comprising:
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